If one's continuous improvement cycle leads to an adoption of Mob Programming, does Scrum largely disappear?
Is it a paradigm shift where one set of principles and practices is completely changed out for a new one? Or, do the same principles and practices merely show up differently? Or something in-between?
Join Chris, Austin, Ryan Ripley, and Todd Miller as they share and discuss their take on "Does Mob Programming Replace Scrum?" In addition they talk about mob programming vs. code review, continuous improvement, and pair/mob programming being exhausting vs. sustainable.
Video and Show Notes: https://youtu.be/JdpS3kXWZNI
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